La Factory in Moussy-le-Neuf is a Multipurpose Health Facility
Rebecca Byers — January 25, 2016 — Lifestyle
References: retaildesignblog.net
La Factory is a sprawling new fitness center located in Moussy-le-Neuf, a commune situated in north-central France. The multifaceted space is set across a former carpentry and metal-working factory and was converted into an impressive leisure center by Agence Costa. Now a pillar of its suburban community, La Factory boasts a number of facilities in one singular, unified space that will likely make any other fitness center you've toured seem less impressive.
In addition to its gym and fitness equipment, the space includes a restaurant, a fitness center, a laser game, two bars, a bowling alley and a billiards room. The redesign was planned with the hope to preserve the spirit of the factory and its industrial design language.
In addition to its gym and fitness equipment, the space includes a restaurant, a fitness center, a laser game, two bars, a bowling alley and a billiards room. The redesign was planned with the hope to preserve the spirit of the factory and its industrial design language.
Trend Themes
1. Multipurpose Fitness Centers - The trend towards multifaceted fitness centers showcases the potential for disruption in traditional fitness center designs.
2. Innovative Leisure Centers - The rise of fitness centers as leisure destinations presents an opportunity for disruption in the leisure industry.
3. Industrial-themed Spaces - The resurgence of industrial design in non-industrial spaces could ignite a trend towards more unique and unconventional spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Fitness Centers - Fitness centers that incorporate non-traditional facilities in their designs will have a competitive advantage in attracting patrons.
2. Restaurant and Hospitality Industry - The incorporation of fitness facilities in leisure destinations presents a new and innovative field for restaurants and hotels to expand into.
3. Interior Design Industry - The trend towards industrial design in non-industrial spaces opens up new opportunities for interior designers to explore unconventional designs and spaces.
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